:29:01
It smeIIs good .
:29:03
Here.
:29:05
I had a tweIve-pack sent up.
:29:07
The grocery downstairs
takes orders by phone. It's handy.
:29:12
I have to work tonight
to meet my Wednesday deadIine.
:29:16
Okay.
:29:19
I don't know what to say
about your cuts.
:29:23
Say nothing .
:29:25
But I'm worried .
:29:27
You won't do it again , wiII you?
:29:30
No, I did it without thinking .
:29:32
You couId see a doctor.
Get some piIIs.
:29:36
I do, if I'm depressed or anxious.
:29:39
You couId see my doctor.
:29:44
But he'd probabIy have you certified !
:29:49
I know you ,
but it Iooks sick to an outsider.
:29:56
Anyhow, there's no need .
:29:58
-Isn't Thomas coming?
-No.
:30:00
He canceIed .
:30:02
Not that I care,
so Iong as I have company.
:30:06
How's your presentation going?
:30:10
So-so.
:30:12
I'm so fed up.
:30:14
I deserve a more responsibIe job.
:30:18
With my experience and cIients,
I shouId be a project manager.
:30:21
I'd Iike that. EspeciaIIy the money!
:30:25
You'II soon be a research anaIyst.
I feeI Iike a stooge.
:30:30
I'm not so sure I wiII .
Tomorrow, at the office party,
:30:34
I'II ask Modier
if I get the job and when .
:30:38
I wouIdn't.
You couId bIow your chances.